SDG 3:
GOOD HEALTH AND WELL BEING

Ensure healthy lives and promote well-being for all at all ages

University Impact Ranking for SDG 3
U of Haifa 0/100 

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SDG3 Highlights

Herta and Paul Amir School of Medicine, University of Haifa, Cornerstone Ceremony

Learning & Students

The University Breaks Ground on New School of Medicine
Food, Healthy, Schnitzel, Vegetables, Chicken, Pomegranate

Operations

Food on Campus
Old Woman, Nursing Home, Healthcare, Sickness, Chronic Diseases, Disabilities

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Prof. Anna Zisberg and Prof. Efrat Shadmi won a grant of 20 million euros as part of an international research group that aims to reduce chronic diseases in the elderly
Prof. Pavel Goldstein, Integrative Pain (iPain) Laboratory, University of Haifa

Public Engagements

New Approach to Chronic Pain fostered by Integrative Pain Laboratory at the University of Haifa
School of Medicine, Medical Students, Medical Studies, University, Doctor's Coat

Learning & Students

Establishment of the New School of Medicine at the University of Haifa

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Attention bias dynamics and symptom severity during and following CBT for social anxiety disorder

By: Davis M.L., Rosenfield D., Bernstein A., Zvielli A., Reinecke A., Beevers C.G., Koster E.H.W., Smits J.A.J.
Published in: Journal of Consulting and Clinical Psychology
SDGs : SDG 03  |  Units: Social Sciences  | Time: 2016 |  Link
Description: Objective: Threat-related attention bias figures prominently in contemporary accounts of the maintenance of anxiety diso (more…)

A dramatherapy case study with a young man who has dual diagnosis of intellectual disability and mental health problems

By: Feniger-Schaal R.
Published in: Arts in Psychotherapy
SDGs : SDG 03  |  Units: Social Welfare & Health Sciences  | Time: 2016 |  Link
Description: The high prevalence of coexistence of intellectual disability (ID) and mental health problems points to the strong need (more…)

Ability emotional intelligence and mental health: Social support as a mediator

By: Zeidner M., Matthews G.
Published in: Personality and Individual Differences
SDGs : SDG 03  |  Units:   | Time: 2016 |  Link
Description: The mediating role of perceived social support availability is examined in the observed association between ability emot (more…)

Risk factors of gestational diabetes mellitus recurrence: a meta-analysis

By: Schwartz N., Nachum Z., Green M.S.
Published in: Endocrine
SDGs : SDG 03  |  Units:   | Time: 2016 |  Link
Description: The literature regarding risk factors for gestational diabetes mellitus (GDM) recurrence is inconsistent. We aimed to as (more…)

The person in the disabled body: A perspective on culture and personhood from the margins

By: Agmon M., Sa’Ar A., Araten-Bergman T.
Published in: International Journal for Equity in Health
SDGs : SDG 03  |  Units: Social Welfare & Health Sciences  | Time: 2016 |  Link
Description: Background: Persons with disabilities (PWD) are one of the most marginalized groups in Western societies. These inequali (more…)

The Role of Essential Fatty Acids in Anorexia Nervosa and Obesity

By: Yehuda S., Rabinovitz S.
Published in: Critical Reviews in Food Science and Nutrition
SDGs : SDG 03  |  Units: Law  | Time: 2016 |  Link
Description: The two basic questions in food intake study are what we eat, and how much do we eat. Most research is directed toward t (more…)

Concurrence of high fat diet and apoe gene induces allele specific metabolic and mental stress changes in a mouse model of alzheimer’s disease

By: Segev Y., Livne A., Mints M., Rosenblum K.
Published in: Frontiers in Behavioral Neuroscience
SDGs : SDG 03  |  Units: Natural Sciences  | Time: 2016 |  Link
Description: Aging is the main risk factor for neurodegenerative diseases, including Alzheimer’s disease (AD). However, evidence indi (more…)

Conflict and Care: Israeli Healthcare Providers and Syrian Patients and Caregivers in Israel

By: Young S.S., Lewis D.C., Gilbey P., Eisenman A., Schuster R., Seponski D.M.
Published in: Global Qualitative Nursing Research
SDGs : SDG 03  |  Units:   | Time: 2016 |  Link
Description: Israel has provided immediate healthcare to Syrian children, civilians and fighters since early 2013 despite being in an (more…)

Adaptive patterns in the p53 protein sequence of the hypoxia- and cancer-tolerant blind mole rat Spalax

By: Domankevich V., Opatowsky Y., Malik A., Korol A.B., Frenkel Z., Manov I., Avivi A., Shams I.
Published in: BMC Evolutionary Biology
SDGs : SDG 03  |  Units: Natural Sciences  | Time: 2016 |  Link
Description: Background: The subterranean blind mole rat, Spalax (genus Nannospalax) endures extreme hypoxic conditions and fluctuati (more…)

Work role perspectives of clinical instructors from three countries

By: Zlotnick C., Jones S.M., Koren A., Peters A., Saffer C., Torsvik M., Wilhelm D.
Published in: Nursing Education Perspectives
SDGs : SDG 03  |  Units: Social Welfare & Health Sciences  | Time: 2016 |  Link
Description: BACKGROUND Educational institutions partner with health facilities to provide clinical education, but the impact of thes (more…)

Delivery of Care to Nursing Home Residents With Diabetes: Results From the SHELTER Study

By: Szczerbińska K., Topinková E., Brzyski P., van der Roest H.G., Richter T., Finne-Soveri H., Denkinger M.D., Gindin J., Onder G., Bernabei R.
Published in: Journal of the American Medical Directors Association
SDGs : SDG 03  |  Units:   | Time: 2016 |  Link
Description: Objectives To describe health care and preventive service provision to nursing home (NH) residents with diabetes mellitu (more…)

Reasons for discontinuing attendance at a group intervention among people with serious mental illness

By: Roe D., Hasson-Ohayon I., Gornemann M.I.
Published in: Psychiatric Services
SDGs : SDG 03  |  Units: Social Welfare & Health Sciences  | Time: 2016 |  Link
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Comparison of Frailty Phenotypes for Prediction of Mortality, Incident Falls, and Hip Fracture in Older Women

By: Zaslavsky O., Zelber-Sagi S., Gray S.L., LaCroix A.Z., Brunner R.L., Wallace R.B., O’Sullivan M.J., Cochrane B., Woods N.F.
Published in: Journal of the American Geriatrics Society
SDGs : SDG 03  |  Units: Social Welfare & Health Sciences  | Time: 2016 |  Link
Description: Objectives: To compare the ability of the commonly used Women’s Health Initiative (WHI) and Cardiovascular Health Study (more…)

Functional status before and during acute hospitalization and readmission risk identification

By: Tonkikh O., Shadmi E., Flaks-Manov N., Hoshen M., Balicer R.D., Zisberg A.
Published in: Journal of Hospital Medicine
SDGs : SDG 03  |  Units: Social Welfare & Health Sciences  | Time: 2016 |  Link
Description: BACKGROUND: Recent efforts to prevent readmissions are increasingly focusing on early identification of high-risk patien (more…)

Cannabinoids and post-traumatic stress disorder: Clinical and preclinical evidence for treatment and prevention

By: Zer-Aviv T.M., Segev A., Akirav I.
Published in: Behavioural Pharmacology
SDGs : SDG 03  |  Units: Social Sciences  | Time: 2016 |  Link
Description: There is substantial evidence from studies in humans and animal models for a role of the endocannabinoid system in the c (more…)

The genetic history of Cochin Jews from India

By: Waldman Y.Y., Biddanda A., Dubrovsky M., Campbell C.L., Oddoux C., Friedman E., Atzmon G., Halperin E., Ostrer H., Keinan A.
Published in: Human Genetics
SDGs : SDG 03  |  Units: Natural Sciences  | Time: 2016 |  Link
Description: Cochin Jews form a small and unique community on the Malabar coast in southwest India. While the arrival time of any put (more…)

Application of the double kernel density approach to the analysis of cancer incidence in a major metropolitan area

By: Davarashvili S., Zusman M., Keinan-Boker L., Rybnikova N., Kaufman Z., Silverman B.G., Dubnov J., Linn S., Portnov B.A.
Published in: Environmental Research
SDGs : SDG 03  |  Units: Social Welfare & Health Sciences  | Time: 2016 |  Link
Description: Rationale Although cancer is a main cause of human morbidity worldwide, relatively small numbers of new cancer cases are (more…)

Quality of life-related outcomes from a patient-tailored integrative medicine program: experience of Russian-speaking patients with cancer in Israel

By: Sharabi I.S., Levin A., Schiff E., Samuels N., Agour O., Tapiro Y., Lev E., Keinan-Boker L., Ben-Arye E.
Published in: Supportive Care in Cancer
SDGs : SDG 03  |  Units: Social Welfare & Health Sciences  | Time: 2016 |  Link
Description: Objective: Complementary/integrative medicine (CIM) is increasingly being integrated with standard supportive cancer car (more…)

When authenticity matters most: Physicians’ regulation of emotional display and patient satisfaction

By: Yagil D., Shnapper-Cohen M.
Published in: Patient Education and Counseling
SDGs : SDG 03  |  Units: Social Welfare & Health Sciences  | Time: 2016 |  Link
Description: Objective The emotions expressed by physicians in medical encounters have significant impact on health outcomes and pati (more…)

Why do mental health consumers who receive rehabilitation services, are not using them? A Qualitative Investigation of Users’ Perspectives in Israel

By: Moran G.S., Baruch Y., Azaiza F., Lachman M.
Published in: Community Mental Health Journal
SDGs : SDG 03  |  Units: Social Welfare & Health Sciences  | Time: 2016 |  Link
Description: A recovery-oriented approach to mental health involves creating person centered services and enhancing engagement in psy (more…)